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  1. The civil war since April 2023 is driving a severe crisis in Sudan, with particular impacts felt in the region of North Kordofan.
  2. Aid organizations are responding to the influx of refugees from Sudan, South Sudan, and the DRC into Uganda, with EU funding supporting WFP operations.
  3. The ICRC is operating in Uganda to provide aid to vulnerable populations, specifically refugees from Sudan and South Sudan.

Cooperation is needed between Uganda and South Sudan to ensure peace and stability along their shared borders, with talks held in Arua.

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Cooperation is needed between Uganda and South Sudan to ensure peace and stability along their shared borders, with talks held in Arua.

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  1. Emmanuel Adil Anthony held talks in Koboko District, Uganda, with officials from South Sudan to strengthen border cooperation.Sub-event
  2. Border conflict reported between Uganda and South Sudan.1 source
  3. International actors, including Russia, China, and the US, are providing diplomatic and material support to South Sudan, with Uganda's role being scrutinized.Sub-event
  4. Accelerating border reaffirmation process between Uganda and South Sudan by 2027.1 source
  5. Uganda and South Sudan are holding joint border meetings to discuss peace and stability.1 source
  6. Uganda and South Sudan agree to strengthen border security and trade ties.1 source

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